Web Design Terms you must know: Crash Course

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If you design websites and you want to be taken seriously by your clients and peers, you have to understand some basic web design terms and concepts. And in this video, which is actually a crash course, I'm going to show you the most important concept that you have to understand in web design so that you can communicate and think like a good web designer.
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📽️ CHAPTERS
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00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Nav
02:09 - Heading
03:57 - Section
10:33 - Container
12:04 - Opt-in / Pop Up / Lead Magnet
14:29 - Conversion
15:42 - A/B Testing
16:52 - Cookies
18:23 - CMS (Content Management System)
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[@adsonmettler3046]

In the Apple's Hero Section, what the designer was doing when showing a peace of second section is a content marketing strategy to create a trigger to create a willing in the user to go to the next section, thus Apple make sure is grabbing more attention, more time of users on its website to improve the SEO. It's becoming a very common strategy for SEO.

[@patrickgeider]

Commenting just for the thumbnail... solid!

[@FluxAcademy]

Thanks!! Appreciate it 🙏

[@TheLibroLover]

Thanks for all the knowledge. You’re a good teacher!

[@FluxAcademy]

I appreciate that!

[@defaultname171]

Awesome content! You briefly touched on A/B testing and analytics, do you have any resources that you would recommend to be able to run those tests thoroughly and deliver results to clients? I already have basic familiarity with Google analytics, but I'm interested in how to properly build in Webflow and optimize in google analytics

[@saparalmas]

Thumbnail is really nice!

[@DhruvChauhan]

Thankyou so much ran

[@angelzhelyazkov]

Popup ≠ Modal. Pop-ups appears in a separate browser window. This behaviour doesn't require designing Close buttons, and some transition animations can be omitted.

[@david05]

Respect but disagree. "Pop-ups" are the most popular way to refer to the windows that pop inside a website. Secondly, when someone mention a "pop-up" the think that pops into mind are those windows inside the web.

[@angelzhelyazkov]

@@david05yes, but those (the modals) aren't windows. :)

[@sanarauf23]

Hero section is just for the homepage or for every single page on the website?

[@moon_shot_alts]

Well, I didn't expect you to post this fast even after all what have happened to your family members. Hope you are fine, are in Israel or somewhere safe?

[@adammarosi4386]

Not specifically to this video but i have a question. Recently i started learning webflow, but now i see some videos about framer and how great and even better than webflow is. As a beginner freelancer is webflow or framer the better fit for me? What are your thoughts on this ran and the others?

[@james8356]

I started as a part time developer on the side before turning full time and now I’m in the beginning of creating my own agency. I use webflow and I have gotten so many clients with it. I’ve never used any other platform so I will solely give you my opinion from what I know as a Webflow developer. I would say webflow is for more advanced websites and thus you can charge more for CMS development and integrations. Framer seems to be (from what I’ve seen) more of a tool directed at developing really good landing pages with cheaper hosting and a easier to use UI. I would say you can probably do more with webflow as a hole. For the most part, my personal opinion is you should go for Webflow if you want longer standing clients and bigger jobs. That being said, I’ve never used framer and I’m sure it works for so many others! At the end of the day, whatever works best for you is the way you want to go. It also depends on your client bases needs along with many other variables. Good luck!

[@FluxAcademy]

We have a few videos answering this question

[@adammarosi4386]

@@james8356thats fair thanks a lot for ur opinion

[@cybersora]

@@james8356 Very inspirational ! I started to learn Webflow but I wasn't sure about it because of the more expensive hosting, I thought clients wouldn't want that especially in my country where everyone is still using Wordpress... You're giving me a hope! I just want to ask you, but answer only if you want, what is your opinion: to use Upwork to find clients from around the world or ? Thank you for leaving the comment !

[@Grieszz]

8:03, where in the description?

[@teetc331_abhisheklonkar8]

did you find it?

[@WhiskeyThieves]

Sort of confused about the definition of a CMS. Ran mentions they are web development platforms (Wordpress,Webflow,etc). Then why are custom created “editors/fields” also called CMS’s. Why not just call them custom created “editors/fields”?

[@SabitPersonalChannel]

Hw're u my friend and your family? I do pray for you after salah

[@brownfor]

Who was design the thumbnail? Matt? Ridiculous well designed😅

[@FluxAcademy]

Ran 💪

[@tiffanyalberti2029]

If I have to make everything perfect then this is not the job for me. I want to be a backend engineer however I thought that maybe it would be good if I learned some front end stuff. Front end is stupid. Because front end is about making everything perfect. Perfection does not exist.